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OF 6 SCYONTM SECURATM EXTERIOR FLOORING INSTALLATION GUIDE

Installation guideAUSTRALIA

NOVEMBER 2013

IMPORTANT NOTES 1. Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring is suitable for tiled internal and external residential flooring applications

only. The maximum loading capacities are outlined in the loading section of this guide.2. Failure to install, finish or maintain this product in accordance with applicable building codes, regulations,

standards and this guide may lead to personal injury, affect system performance, violate local buildingcodes, and void James Hardie’s product warranty.

3. Make sure your information is up to date. When specifying or installing James Hardie® products, ensurethat you have the current technical information and guides. If in doubt, or you need more information,visit www.jameshardie.com.au or Ask James Hardie™ on 13 11 03.

4. Only use recommended water based waterproofing systems tested and warranted by the waterproofingcompanies stated in this install guide on page 4 for Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring.

SCYON™ SECURA™ EXTERIOR FLOORING

PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONScyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring

Structural flooring product for internal and external residential flooring applications. Reinforced with mesh on underside.

• 19mm thick board has light blue edges.• 22mm thick board has dark blue edges.

Long edges have a tongue and groove feature for easy jointing.

PRODUCT / ACCESSORIES / TOOLS

SUPPLIED BY JAMES HARDIEACCESSORIES DESCRIPTION ACCESSORIES DESCRIPTION

HardieBladeTM Saw Blade. 185mm diameterA poly-diamond bladefor fast and clean cutting of James Hardie fibre cement. 1 each. Part No. 300660

HardieDriveTM Screw 40mm long.A class 3 finish self-tapping wing-tipped screw for fastening to 0.8mm to 1.6mm BMTsteel frames. 500 per box. Part No. 305533

NOT SUPPLIED BY JAMES HARDIEJames Hardie recommends the following products for use in conjunction with its Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring. James Hardiedoes not supply these products and does not provide a warranty for their use. Please contact the product manufacturer forinformation on their warranties and further information on their products.

ACCESSORIES DESCRIPTION ACCESSORIES DESCRIPTION

Nails Gun Nailer� 2.8 x 50mm corrosion resistant fibre Suitable pneumatic or coil gun nailer.

cement nails� 50mm corrosion resistant D Head

gun nails

Screws Cordless Drill� Nº 8 x 40mm Corrosion resistant Recommended tool for screw fixing the

self embedding head for screwing sheets to steel and timber framing.to timber framing.

QuikDrive Collated Screw Spatula42mm long Class 3 screw for fixing to For spreading adhesive over 0.8 - 1.6mm BMT steel framing. all sheet joints and fasteners.Part No. CBSDG158SA

Construction Adhesive Vacuum Extraction with HEPA filterSuitable construction adhesive for gluing Used with HEPA filter and paper bag forsheets to floor frame. James Hardie reduced dust exposure.joint sealant may be used.

Dust-reducing Saw Epoxy PrimerDust reducing saw with a HardieBlade® Use a suitable epoxy primer to seal all cutsaw blade. sheet edges and small damaged sheet areas

that may have been damaged. eg Wattyl® Kill Rust Heavy Duty Primer or equivalent.

Foam Backing Rod Site Applied PrimerA 10mm diameter backing rod is to be A single coat of Ardex WPM 300, Parchemfixed into all 5mm butt/movement joints. Emer-Proof Non Porous Primer or equivalent is

recommended over installed SecuraTM SecuraTM

Exterior flooring sheets in a water resistant deck. This is not considered a waterproof deck.

WARNINGDO NOT BREATHE DUST AND CUTONLY IN WELL VENTILATED AREAJames Hardie products contain sand, a source ofrespirable crystalline silica which is considered bysome international authorities to be a cause of cancerfrom some occupational sources. Breathingexcessive amounts of respirable silica dust can alsocause a disabling and potentially fatal lung diseasecalled silicosis, and has been linked with otherdiseases. Some studies suggest smoking mayincrease these risks. During installation or handling:(1) work in outdoor areas with ample ventilation; (2) minimise dust when cutting by using either ‘scoreand snap’ knife, fibre cement shears or, where notfeasible, use a HardieBlade® saw blade and dust-reducing circular saw attached to a HEPA vacuum;(3) warn others in the immediate area to avoidbreathing dust; (4) wear a properly-fitted, approveddust mask or respirator (e.g. P1 or P2) in accordancewith applicable government regulations andmanufacturer instructions to further limit respirablesilica exposures. During clean-up, use HEPAvacuums or wet cleanup methods - never dry sweep.For further information, refer to our installationinstructions and Material Safety Data Sheets availableat www.jameshardie.com.au. FAILURE TO ADHERETO OUR WARNINGS, MATERIAL SAFETY DATASHEETS, AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MAYLEAD TO SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

STORAGE AND HANDLINGTo avoid damage, all James Hardie buildingproducts should be stored with edges and cornersof the sheets protected from damage.

James Hardie building products must be installed in adry state and protected from weather during transportand storage. The stored product must be laid flatunder cover on a smooth level surface clear of theground to avoid exposure to water, moisture, etc.

Protective gloves must be worn while handling sheets.

CUTTING OUTDOORS1. Position cutting station so wind will blow dust away from

the user or others in working area.2. Use a dust reducing circular saw equipped with HardieBlade®

saw blade and HEPA vacuum extraction.

SANDING/DRILLING/OTHER MACHININGWhen sanding, drilling or machining you should always wear a P1 or P2 dust mask and warn others in the immediate area.

IMPORTANT NOTES1. NEVER use a power saw indoors.2. NEVER use a circular saw blade that does not carry the

HardieBlade® logo.3. NEVER dry sweep - Use wet suppression or HEPA vacuum.4. NEVER use grinders.5. ALWAYS follow tool manufacturers’ safety recommendations.

P1 or P2 respirators should be used in conjunction with above cutting practices to further reduce dust exposures. Additional exposure information is available at www.jameshardie.com.au to help you determine the most appropriate cutting method for your job requirements. If concern still exists about exposure levels or you do not comply with the above practices, you should always consult a qualified industrial hygienist or contact James Hardie for further information.

JAMES HARDIE RECOMMENDED SAFEWORKING PRACTICES

NOTES1. All dimensions and masses provided are approximate only and subject to manufacturing tolerances.

Masses are based on equilibrium moisture content of product.

SIZE MM (NOMINAL)WIDTH LENGTH THICK- MAX MASS PART NO. UNITS/

NESS SUPPOR- (KG) PACKTS (MM)

600 2700 19 450 40 404050 20600 2400 22 600 41 404689 20

James HardieTM Joint Sealant. 300mlcartridge and 600ml SausageA general purpose, paintable, exterior gradepolyurethane joint sealant. Used for sealingof all sheet joints and can be used to adheresheets to framing.

300ml tube 20 per box. 1 each. Part No. 305534600ml sausage 20 per box . 1 each.Part No. 305672

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Scyon Secura Exterior Flooring:External Flooring 450 InstallV2 19/11/13 2:30 PM Page 2

SCOPEThis Installation Guide covers the use of Scyon™

Secura™ Exterior flooring sheets in a tiled residentialdeck application. It does not contain all informationrelevant for constructing a deck.

Constructing a deck using Scyon™ Secura™ Exteriorflooring involves the installation of two components inaddition to the underlying frame:

COMPONENT 1: Installation of Sheets

Component 1 is the Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooringsheet. This sheet is installed over durable timber orcorrosion resistant light gauge steel frames in a squaredor staggered pattern, see Table 2 and AS 4654.2.

COMPONENT 2: Waterproofing and Finishes(Supplied by third party)Component 2 is a third party supplied and warrantedwater based waterproofing and tiling system for useover installed Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring.Companies offering such a system at the time ofwriting are mentioned on page 4. One of the keypurposes of component 2 is to keep the deck water tight.

To obtain the third party warranty, the entirewaterproofing system must be installed from thesame manufacturer. All components must be fullycompatible with one another.

There are two types of decks: 1.Water resistant decks, and2. Waterproof decks with a:

a) Liquid applied membrane; orb) Flexible sheet membrane and mortar bed

The following table outlines the main differencesbetween a water resistant and waterproofed deck.

* and installed to manufacturer’s specifications.

NOTE: Even if you do not require a waterproof deck, it is recommended that the deck be made as watertight as possible (ie that water penetrations beminimised) as it can lead to damage to the framesuch as timber dry rot.

For more information on suitable waterproofing andfinishes including installation instructions and warrantyon Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring, refer to thewaterproofing companies referenced on page 4.

DESIGNComplianceAll design and construction must comply with theappropriate requirements of the current BuildingCode of Australia (BCA) and other applicableregulations and standards current at the time ofconstruction.

ResponsibilityThe specifier or other party responsible for the projectmust ensure that the details in this specification areappropriate for the intended application and thatadditional detailing is performed for specific design orany areas that fall outside the scope of this specification.

FIGURE 1 FRAME PREPARATION

FIGURE 2 DRAINAGE

BalustradeThe balustrade upright supports must be fixed tothe structural frame and not to the Scyon™

Secura™ Exterior flooring. The balustrade and itssupports must not compromise thewaterproofing and durability of the deck. Thespecifier is responsible for any water issues thatcould occur due to the penetration of thebalustrade uprights including fixings, flashing,waterproofing and sheet support.

TolerancesIn order to achieve an acceptable finish, it isimperative that framing is straight and true. Asuggested tolerance is 3-4mm over 3 meters in all directions.

James Hardie is not a waterproofing expert andtherefore the specifier is responsible for carrying outthe necessary design and detailing to ensure thecorrect waterproofing and finish are in accordancewith waterproofing manufacturer’s standard warrantedspecifications and relevant codes and regulations.

LoadingScyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring sheets arestructurally designed to withstand the domestic andresidential activities for self-contained dwellings(Category A1) of Table 3.1 of AS/NZS 1170.1 -‘Structural design actions - Permanent, imposedand other actions’ of 1.8kN concentrated load anda UDL (Uniformly Distributed Load) capacity of 2kPaat the floor joist spacing, outlined in Table 1. Forgreater loadings and commercial deckingapplications, refer to the James Hardie technicalteam for specific advice on 13 11 03.

Fastener DurabilityFasteners must have the appropriate level of durabilityrequired for the intended project. This is of particularimportance in coastal areas and areas subject to salt spray and other corrosive environments.

Fasteners must be fully compatible with all othermaterials that they are in contact with to ensure thedurability and integrity of the assembly.

James Hardie recommends a minimum Class 3fastener for all decks. Contact fastener manufacturersfor more information.

FRAMINGGeneralFloor joists must be 45mm wide.

All sheet square edges which includes movementjoints, must be continuously supported by framing.

Furthermore, adequate ventilation in the floorspaceis recommended.

Timber FramingUse of timber framing must be in accordance withAS 1684 - ‘Residential timber-framed construction’,treated dry kiln timber or durable hardwood, thebuilding code of Australia and the framingmanufacturer’s specifications.

NOTE: To help protect against moisture ingress and rot,always prime the end grain of timber members, togetherwith surfaces which are permanently concealed andmay be in contact with other building materials.

Steel FramingUse of steel framing must be in accordance with NASH standard for residential and low rise steelframing Part 1 and the framing manufacturer’sspecifications. Framing members must be in therange 0.75mm to 1.9mm BMT (base metal thickness).The steel framing must have the appropriate level ofdurability required to prevent corrosion.

Step DownThere must be a step down (at least 50mm butpreferably 150mm) from the door sill level to thefinished surface of the deck to adequatelyweatherproof the entry door, particularly if it is subjectto rain and wind. Refer to relevant building regulationsand codes which may specify a larger step down.

REQUIREMENT WATERPROOF WATER RESISTANTDECK DECK

Floor Waterproofing to meet AS4654.1*

External Floor overoutdoor area

External Floor overhabitable area or areathat needs to be water tight.

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FallDecks must have a fall to facilitate drainage. Decksmust have a fall of at least 1 in 100 away from thebuilding. Floor joists must run in the direction of the fall.

Do not provide fall by packing sheets. The fall canbe created by trimming or sloping the joists.

TABLE 1. FLOOR JOIST SPACING

SHEET THICKNESS MAXIMUM JOIST CENTRE (MM)

19mm 450

22mm 600


FIGURE 11 SEAL OVER FASTENERS AND JOINTS

FIGURE 10 SEALING ALL JOINTS

FIGURE 8 INSTALLING 3RD SHEET

FIGURE 9 BUTT JOINT

NOTE: Avoid excessive foot traffic on the deck forat least 24 hours to allow sealant to set and dry out.Adverse weather conditions may increase thisperiod to 48-72 hours. Once sealant has fully dried,the sheets should be protected from damage andthe likelyhood of excessive water until the finalfinishes are applied.

FIGURE 7 CREATING 5MM SHEET JOINT

FIGURE 6 FIXING 2ND SHEET

FIGURE 3 CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE

FIGURE 5 FIXING 1ST SHEET

TABLE 3. FASTENER SELECTION

PRODUCT TIMBER STEEL JOISTS STEEL JOISTSJOISTS 0.75 - 1.6MM 1.7 TO 1.9MM

BMT BMT 2.8 x 50mm FC nails

50mm D Headgun nails

No.8 x 40mm CSK self drilling �screw

40mm HardieDrive �screw

40mm QuikDrive �screw

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INSTALLATION STEPSNOTES: 1. The sheets are installed with the mesh facing down.2. You must ensure that the product is of acceptable

quality prior to installation.

The following illustrations show how to install theScyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring sheets in a squaredpattern. When installing the sheets in a staggeredpattern the sheet offset must be taken into consideration.

STEP 1: Determine sheet layout and expansion joint placement, see sheet layout section.

STEP 2: Cut desired sheets and seal cut and exposed sheet edges with two coats of Wattyl Killrust Heavy Duty Primer or equivalent.

TABLE 2. SHEET LAYOUT SELECTION TABLE

DECK SHEET FINISH SHEETTYPE LAYOUT CONTROL

JOINTSWater Squared Prime and Tile 2.7mResistant Direct, see page 4 In direction of

sheet only, Waterproofed Squared see Figure 12.

(At end of sheet)

Waterproofed Staggered 4.1m In direction of sheet only,see Figure 18.(At end of sheet)

SHEET LAYOUT & FASTENERSAll square sheet edges including movement joints,must be fully supported by framing.

Using the sheet layout selection table below, thespecifier can select the recommended sheet layoutbased on the deck type and finished system:

COMPONENT 1: Installation of ScyonTM SecuraTM Exterior flooring sheets

NOTE: All fasteners must have a minimum Class 3finish. * Refer to manufacturer’s specifications forsuitability and correct installation including minimumand maximum steel joist thickness.

Option 1: Waterproofsystem and tilingdirect, Page 4.

Option 2: Waterproofsystem, slipsheet, reinforcedmortar bed andtile, Page 5

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FIGURE 4 FASTENER LAYOUT



COMPONENT 2: Waterproofing and Finishes (Supplied by third party)Component 2 is a third party supplied and warranted waterproofing and tiling system which is installed over the installed Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring.

The two types of decks discussed in this section include:

1. A water resistant deck2. Waterproof decks:

a) OPTION 1: Liquid membrane methodb) OPTION 2: Flexible sheet membrane/mortar method

NOTE: This section DOES NOT contain allinformation relevant for waterproofing and is to beused as a guide only. It is the responsibility of thespecifier to carry out the necessary design anddetailing to ensure the waterproofing and finishsatisfy all relevant codes, regulations and systemwaterproofing manufacturer recommendations.

WATER RESISTANT DECKSIt is recommended that the deck be made as water tight as possible (i.e that water penetration be minimised) as it can lead to damage such as timberdry rot or building damage. This includes all sheetjoints, junctions and fasteners.

During the installation of the ScyonTM SecuraTM

Exterior flooring sheets, the factory applied sealer issubject to damage from tools, material and traffic. Itis therefore recommended, that a single primingcoat of Ardex WPM 300, Parchem Emer-Proof WBPrimer or equivalent is applied with a roller overwater resistant decks before tiles are installed.

When tiling direct to sheets with no mortar bed, the5mm butt joints between all adjacent sheets act ascontrol joints. These control joints must be carriedup through the tiled finish, see Figure 13.

WATERPROOF DECKSSystem selectionTo achieve a, warranted, fully waterproof deck,requires a compatible and correctly installed thirdparty waterproofing system on top of the Scyon™

Secura™ Exterior flooring.

At the time of writing, the following third partywaterproofing companies have warranted and testedwaterproofing systems and technical specificationsfor use over Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring.

� Ardex Australia Pty Ltd� Parchem Construction Supplies � Bostik Australia Pty Ltd � Crommelin� ParexDavco Australia

OPTION 1: Waterproof System - Liquid Membrane Method and tile direct

Squared Sheet Layout: Tiled Direct

NOTES ON FIGURE 12� All sheet control joints must carry up through

the tiles, see Figure 13.� If additional tile control joints are required, these

should coincide with sheet edges. See Figures 13 and 14. Refer to relevant tile codes for recommended tile control joint spacing.

12mm

FIGURE 13 DIRECT TILE - TILE MOVEMENT JOINTOVER SHEET MOVEMENT JOINT

FIGURE 12 SQUARED SHEET LAYOUT FIGURE 14 DIRECT TILE - TILE MOVEMENT JOINTSOVER TONGUE AND GROOVE JOINT

FIGURE 15 DIRECT TILE - TONGUE AND GROOVE JOINTS

This method relies on a suitable liquid applied membrane being installed on top of the sheets and tiling direct. Installation of the selected membrane system and itscomponents must be by a licensed accredited applicator able to offer a waterproofing guarantee for tiling direct.

FIGURE 16 METHOD 1: WALL TO DECK FLASHING

FIGURE 17 METHOD 1 DECK EDGE DETAIL USINGDRIP ANGLE


FIGURE 21 METHOD 2 - DECK EDGE DETAIL USING TILE

Waterproofmembrane

FIGURE 22 METHOD 2 - DECK EDGE DETAILUSING ALUMINIUM TEE SECTION

Waterproofmembrane carrieddown face to Sheet

OPTION 2: Waterproof System, Slip Sheet and reinforced mortar bed

NOTES ON FIGURE 18� Control joints in floating mortar bed and tiling at

maximum 4.5 x 4.5m. Sheet edges and movement joints do not need to coincide with mortar bed control joints.

� Tiling direct to a staggered sheet layout without a floating mortar bed is not recommended. Not following this advice will lead to an increased risk of tile cracking and system performance issues.

NOTE:To reduce efflorescence stains we suggestapplying an additional waterproof membrane overthe mortar bed and speaking with your concreteand tile grout supplier on reducing the risk ofefflorescence.

(Tile mortar bed control joints 4.5x4.5m

FIGURE 18 STAGGERED SHEET LAYOUT

Staggered Sheet Layout: Mortar Bed

FIGURE 19 MORTAR BED - MOVEMENT DETAIL

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FINISHESThis section is to be read in conjunction with pages4 and 5.

Only use recommended, warranted and testedwater based waterproofing systems by companiesoutlined on page 4 suitable for use on Scyon™

Secura™ Exterior flooring sheets and complying withAS 4654.1.

Any damage to the surface coating must be repairedimmediately to ensure that the deck maintains itsintegrity.

A warranted third party waterproof system andfinish must be applied to the sheets within 3 monthsof installing the sheets. Keep sheets dry during thisperiod.

Any waterproof membrane must be appropriatelytreated at both the joints, junctions and deck edgeto maintain the integrity of the waterproofed deck.

Refer to the third party waterproofing companies ontheir waterproofing systems recommendations atsheet joints, junctions, deck edge to maintain thedecks waterproofing integrity.

All waterproofing systems must be sufficiently flexibleacross sheet joints to accommodate differential thermaland moisture movement of all the covering materials.The waterproofing system must be installed by a licensed/accredited applicator who will provide awaterproofing guarantee.

All components of the deck must be fully compatiblewith one another.

For information on suitable waterproofing, tile adhesiveand tiles including installation instructions and warranty,refer to a previously mentioned waterproof, tile adhesiveand tile manufacturers on page 4 and AS 4654.2.

TilingTiles should be applied with proprietary adhesivethat conforms to ISO 13007.1 for Ceramic Tiles andAdhesives, installed in accordance with AS3958.1and to tile and adhesive manufacturerrecommendations. Use a flexible tile adhesiverecommended for exposed exterior applications andcompatible with all other materials.

When tiling direct to sheets with no mortar bed, the5mm butt joints between all adjacent sheets act ascontrol joints. These control joints must be carriedup through the tiled finish, see Figure 13.When tiling to a mortar bed, the sheet control jointsdo not need to align with mortar bed and tile controljoints, see Figure 19.

It is recommended that tiles are laid from the controljoint out. This will ensure that the cut tiles arelocated around the perimeter of the decking.

Ensure the tile adhesive used is suitable andcompatible with adjoining surfaces for the intendedapplication with Scyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooringand other components.

Refer to the waterproofing and tile manufacture andrelevant tiling codes for maximum tile control jointspacing, product suitability and compatibilityincluding grout, tile adhesive, tile and waterproofingwarranty and maintenance requirements with Scyon™

Secura™ Exterior flooring.Appropriate bond breakerat wall/floor junction.

to continuous suitablesubstrate.

flooring

FIGURE 20 WALL TO DECK FLASHING

This method relies on applying a waterproof system, slip sheet, 40mm minimum reinforced mortar bed,additional waterproof system and tiles.

Liquidwaterproofmembrane

over membrane



MaintenanceRegular cleaning and maintenance of the finishedsurface, joints, junctions, seats, penetrations etcmust be carried out at regular intervals. The finishedsurface must be kept free of organic matter.

Remove any solvent spills immediately withabsorbent material.

Ensure adequate protection is provided to allexposed waterproofed areas.

NOTE: Any damage to the surface or waterproofingmust be repaired immediately to ensure that thesystem maintains its integrity.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe above brief notes do not cover all aspects ofdeck construction and tiling. Further advice must besought from specialists in that area. The followingpublications are also recommended:

� CSIRO Notes of Science of Building NSB124. � Australian Standard AS 3958.1 ‘Part 1 Guide to

the Installation of Ceramic Tiles’. � ISO 13007.1 for Ceramic tiles and adhesives � BRANZ - ‘Good Tiling Practice.’� BRANZ - ‘Waterproofing Decks’ - Bulletin 472

PRODUCT INFORMATIONGeneralScyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring is an advancedcement composite. The basic composition isPortland cement, ground sand, cellulose fibre, waterand proprietary additives. Scyon™ Secura™ Exteriorflooring is manufactured to ISO 8336 “Fibre cementflat sheets” and is classified Type A, Category 3 inaccordance with this standard.

For Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) visitwww.jameshardie.com.au or Ask James Hardie™

on 13 11 03.

Product massBased on equilibrium moisture content theapproximate mass of 19mm Scyon™ Secura™

Exterior flooring is 24.5kg/m2 and 22mm Scyon™

Secura™ Exterior flooring is 28.4kg/m2.

DurabilityResistance to moisture/rottingScyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring has demonstratedresistance to permanent moisture induceddeterioration (rotting) by passing the following testsin accordance with AS/NZS2908.2:

� Water permeability (Clause 8.2.2)� Warm water (Clause 8.2.4)� Heat rain (Clause 6.5)� Soak dry (Clause 8.2.5)

Resistance to fireJames Hardie flooring products have been tested toAS/ISO 9239, and exceed the requirementsstipulated in the Building Code of Australia -Specification C1.10a Fire Hazard Properties –

Floors, Walls & Ceilings. All James Hardie flooringproducts have a critical radiant flux values greaterthan the minimum requirement of 4.5 kW/m2(highest value in accordance with Table 1), and asmoke development rate well below the maximumallowable smoke development rate of 750percentage-minutes.

Resistance to termite attackBased on testing completed by CSIRO Division ofForest Products and Ensis Australia James Hardiebuilding products have demonstrated resistance totermite attack.

SCYON™ SECURA™ EXTERIOR SHEETWARRANTYScyon™ Secura™ Exterior flooring sheets have a 10year product warranty. For terms and conditions ofproduct warranty, refer to www.scyon.com.au,www.accel.com.au or Ask James Hardie on 13 11 03.

© Copyright 2013 James Hardie Australia Pty Ltd.ABN 12 084 635 558. ™ and ® denotes atrademark or registered mark owned by JamesHardie Technology Limited


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